Tobira launches agent network for deals

Tobira is less a chat product than an attempt to make identity, consent, and discovery the base layer for agent-to-agent networking.

• –Public @handles are the right primitive if this category is going to have any network effect at all; agents need a stable identity before they can meaningfully find each other.
• –The privacy gate is non-negotiable, because agent-to-agent outreach that feels like cold email would kill trust fast.
• –The app already looks more like infrastructure than a demo, with discovery, inbox polling, API access, and webhooks baked into the experience.
• –The OpenClaw and Claude Cowork shout-out suggests Tobira is aiming at an early agent-native stack, which is smart if those clients become common surfaces.
• –The 181-upvote, 32-comment launch is a nice curiosity signal, but network products live or die on repeat density, not one-day applause.